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Three Things to Do in the Garden This July

July can feel like one of the quietest months in the garden, but it is also one of the most useful. While spring and summer get all the attention, winter is when some of the most important gardenin...

How to Build a Garden Soil Up - Lessons from Pip Steele-Wareham at The Garden at Moorfield

Starting a garden from bare land sounds wildly romantic and in many ways, it is. There is the dream and vision, the open space, the first planting, the possibility of what it might become. But anyo...

A Day in the Garden with Phillida Steele-Wareham

This month, our Day in the Garden takes us to The Garden at Moorfield, a cool-climate country garden in the Victorian Goldfields, on Dja Dja Wurrung Country. Behind Moorfield is Pip Steele-Wareham ...

Trisha's Meanderings - Lessons from Mediterranean Gardens

It took decades before I could finally unleash my wanderlust — and I wholeheartedly agree with the quote that “travel is not a reward for working, it’s education for living.” Somehow, seeing things...

Three Things With Casey Budd: Hedges, Garden Lessons and Gardening With Kids

We’re so excited to introduce Three Things With… — our new monthly series where we invite garden-loving people we admire to share three thoughtful things from their world. This month, Casey Budd is...

Sarah Curry’s 5 Hardy Perennials for Tough Country Gardens

After spending a day at “Majors Point” with Sarah Curry for Day in the Garden, one thing became very clear - every plant in Sarah’s garden earns its place. Gardening in Central West NSW means plant...

Trisha's Meanderings: On Roses, Beauty & the French Way

While gardens on Monaro lie under a blanket of snow, here in far away France it's all about roses.  Thirty years ago, the Mayor of the village of Camon — tucked into the Ariège at the foothills of ...

A Day in the Garden with Sarah Curry

Our Day in the Garden series is a quiet glimpse into the lives, gardens, and rhythms of women who find joy, beauty, and purpose outdoors. It’s about slowing down long enough to appreciate not only ...

A Day in the Garden with Claire Austin

Out on Gin Gin Station, where the climate leans semi-arid, and the soil holds tightly to its clay roots, Claire Austin has created something that feels almost unexpected: a garden that softens the ...

April in the Garden - Trisha's Meanderings

Gardens of Atmosphere and Imagination I have realised there are two types of gardeners… those with dirt under their fingernails and those with their heads in the clouds. I confess to being firmly i...